16 days of activism 2018   Leave a comment

Today is the International day of elimination of violence against women and girls which also marks the beginning of 16 days of activism. Join us and other people around the world to stand up and raise awareness against gender based violence. #HearMeToo #RunForProtection #WomesRunKE

Posted November 25, 2018 by KIVIWOSHEG in Uncategorized

Religious violence extremism   Leave a comment

Due to parental busy schedule trying to make ends meet, children have been left at the mercy of peer pressure for guidance and some religious leaders are trying to bridge the gab by using distorted religious interpretation to lure the naive youths to violence extremism. Therefore moving forward its proper for parents to take leading role in upbringing of their children and monitor any unusual behaviours before it degenerated to criminal activities that might not be easy to rectify

Posted November 1, 2018 by KIVIWOSHEG in Uncategorized

Cancer awareness month   Leave a comment

October being cancer awareness month our organization wasn’t left behind in collaboration with Eddah’s hope cancer foundation we were able to screen women for breast cancer an cervical cancer and also create awareness for the same in

Kibera

Posted October 30, 2018 by KIVIWOSHEG in Uncategorized

Women economic empowerment activities   Leave a comment

Majority of women across the world are believe to lack platform to contribute to issues affecting them so our organization has come with strategy of mobolizing, educating then empowering to give them platform to speak out and take equal role addressing the issues not only that affect them directly but also contribute to holistically tackle development agenda within their jurisdiction

Posted October 28, 2018 by KIVIWOSHEG in Uncategorized

Forceful evictions   Leave a comment

Inadequate housing, high cost of living and rural urban migration in search of white collar jobs which are no longer there due to population increased have compelled many who can’t afford housing in the upper market to revert to living in slum areas. The challenge of this is the forceful eviction that follows when the intended purposes of the land where this structures were build are destroyed without putting into consideration the livelihood that are destroyed in the process. Believe there should be mechanism of putting to consideration the human dignity in the process where such undertaking are to be done

Posted July 27, 2018 by KIVIWOSHEG in Uncategorized

Music   Leave a comment

Music is global language and sometimes to drive the point home you employ it to rejuvenate the mind

Posted July 27, 2018 by KIVIWOSHEG in Uncategorized

Being happy   Leave a comment

If I can make one person laugh long enough to forget their problem then my day is not wasted move to empower and inspire

Posted July 8, 2018 by KIVIWOSHEG in Uncategorized

Decline in agricultural production   Leave a comment

In Kenya, food consumption is outpacing food production. According to a new Institute for Security Studies report, annual agricultural production will need to increase by an estimated 75% from 2015 levels in order to meet consumption in 2030.

Kenya’s agricultural sector, the eighth largest in Africa by volume, has struggled to keep pace with consumption since the late 1990s. However, the difference between food supply and demand remained less than two metric tons until 2009

And according to the International Futures (IFs) forecasting system housed at the Frederick S Pardee Center for International Futures at the University of Denver, the gap between consumption and production is projected to widen going forward. IFs forecasts that agricultural consumption in Kenya will exceed production by nearly 20 million metric tons by 2040. This means that imports would have to meet roughly 25% of agricultural demand.

Low productivity in the agricultural sector and rapid population growth are two key dynamics responsible for this growing divergence. Figure 2 shows that Kenya has a lower average yield than other lower-middle-income and upper-middle-income countries. While Kenya’s average yield is forecast to moderately improve over the coming decades, it will probably remain comparatively low.

Meanwhile, its population of over 50 million people is growing faster than those of other lower-middle-income countries and upper-middle-income countries. By 2030, Kenya’s population is projected to rise by 15 million people – a roughly 30% increase.

Posted June 23, 2018 by KIVIWOSHEG in Uncategorized

Rape is becoming a major challenge when it comes to growth of future generation and we need to involve the men to in awareness creation on various health hazards and self esteem challenged that comes with it not forgetting the stigma. And through this understanding it what will inform their knowledge that women are not just sex object but are human beings and their dignity and right should be respected at all times   Leave a comment

Posted June 14, 2018 by KIVIWOSHEG in Uncategorized

Partnership   Leave a comment

Working in isolation doesn’t achieve much therefore firming formidable team

am across all network is key for better results and progress

Posted April 28, 2018 by KIVIWOSHEG in Uncategorized